Re: BBC journalists need a clue.
Most Journos have - literally - no idea what they're talking about. And this is fair enough. They have to write/talk about the "dish of the day". One day they're reporting on X celebrity dying of cancer, the next it's X car being recalled due to safety issues and then it's something funny about a pilot reporting a UFO & then an alternative energy source that could be the solution to our energy crisis (in a pigs eye.. but) & finally whatever a minor royal is doing this week that we should not approve of. Can they really be expected to be experts on all these subjects? In reality they have a few minutes to read the texts about it, write something up that sounds engaging, interesting and natural and then move on to the next story. Outside the specialist press it's unrealistic to expect anything other than a quick re-word of a press release from them and it's getting worse because they're all in a race to deliver the news first.